Say I create a box, fillet the corners and apply a chamfer to the top I get this
with a nice and smooth chamfer across the edge. However, I want the chamfer of the vertical lines to be angled differently and have a different distance. When I do this however, this is the result.
Does anyone have any idea how to fix this? I want my result to look like this edge
I really hope someone can help me out here 😕 Have a nice day!!
If whatI show in the screenshot would be acceptable, you can also simply change the fillet type from constant to chord.
Hi,
As suggested by @davebYYPCU, you can use Loft for key board creation.
I tried and its gets display as shown below
@TrippyLighting Actually 2 fillets are better, Constant radius and Variable radius
Here is a screenshot of the result :
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Saeed
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Is the picture above in my previous post not the desired result?
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Saeed
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Correct!
In that case only a loft will do. If that does not work for you, then please create a screencast so we can see where that fails to produce the results you are looking for.
Oh I see, yes this is clearly a loft with the fillets made in the sketch
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Using a loft made for a lot of imperfections. I use a 6mm fillet on the bottom part and a 3mm on the top part.
Please share your model. A normal solid loft usually does not look like that unless the twist control handles are in the wrong spot, which is some of what these screenshots suggest.
This might be a bug, check these pictures below, they are for the same part, but one 1 zoomed in and the other is zoomed out
As for the transitions at the corners, they are just fine
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There's no bug 😉
Just set your design detail control to fixed/high and these visual artifacts are gone.
Oh I see! that's something new for me, does this command remove all kinds of visual issues like this one?
And what good is it for?
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That means there is nothing wrong with the model, did you check it?
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@SaeedHamza it removes tessellation artifacts. Fusion 360's LOD (level of detail) algorithm dynamically determines how fine to triangulter objects for viewing in the viewport.
Thats' the adaptive setting in that dialogue. However, for rendering one often needs to override this in oder to remove visible faceting. Particularly for objects with high aspect ratio e.g long and thin, or for shots with short focal length.
The design is fine and the twist control hande is where it should be.
